A 19-year-old man who burned out his truck over the Pride intersection in downtown Delray Beach was arrested Feb. 12.
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If you ever thought about running a 5K, but were too nervous or hesitant to give it a shot, Front Runners & Walkers Fort Lauderdale wants to train you. And the best part – it’s free.
The NOH8 Campaign will be coming to South Florida in February for a series of photo shoots. The campaign is known for its iconic images of people in white shirts, duct taped mouths, and a face marking that reads “NOH8.” Starting in California, NOH8 has become a symbol of silent protest for the LGBTQ community.
Super friendly Larry wants to go home with you.
When Thunderpuss takes the stage at Hunters Nightclub Feb. 9, the thousands of people packing the parking lot will assume they’re at a Pride On the Drive (POTD) event.
Crafts, cocktails, quilts and more. Every month during the season, hundreds walk Wilton Drive on the third Saturday of the month. From cool bracelets to stunning paintings to books, the best of local art is on display and on sale.
Husbands held hands. Wives corralled their kids. Kids ate pizza and chilled by the stage. For the third year in a row, My Hollywood Pride (MHP) reached its goal: improve life for LGBTQ in the city and hold a family event downtown.
Television star, singer, and overall role model for everything fabulous, Candis Cayne embodies some of the best of what makes the community special. Last week, she did a whirlwind tour through Wilton Manors.
He’s big, blue, and the perfect symbol of Wilton Manors’ commitment to public art. Thunderbunny, the art installation in Justin Flippen Park, is here to stay. On Jan. 25, the city officially held a ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome TB to Wilton Drive.
Comfort food that takes you back, picnic games that bring smiles, and an afternoon of community. The Cookout: A Black History Celebration, kicks off Black History Month in Wilton Manors with a day at Mickel Park on Feb. 3, from 1-6 p.m.
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